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Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Elizabeth, Addenda
… of the Bishop's servants; made scoffing excuses for coming to church; reproached the name of a minister and … there are no witches; being a spy and rumour-spreader for the Bishop and Sir Thomas, &c. Thos. Hopkins, as being an … appointed as Commissioners are Sir Christ. Haydon, Sir Wm. Butts, Sir Wm. Paston, Sir Henry and Sir Roger Woodhouse, …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary, 1695
… Addenda Addenda 1690 Addenda 1690. Feb. 18. Commission for Thomas Price, esq., to be major, &c., in Colonel William … also perused a certificate dated July last, signed Daniel Butts, certifying that the said Butts, being appointed commissary to attend the …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: William and Mary, 1695
… of Spain and Savoy daily assist. The state of the war for Italy, which the Emperor and the other allies are resolved to push with the utmost vigour, for which end a considerable number of troops will be sent … [1694.] Proposals offered to the Privy Council by John Butts, their Majesties' Consul at Elsinore, for the security …
A New History of London
… Mrs. 1686 Crown-street, Soho 4 10 l. p. a. each 10 l. for coals & a serv. Hammond, Edmund, 1651 Alms-house-yard, … l. each per ann. with coals Hulbert, James, 1719 Newington-Butts 20 men and women 3 s. each weekly, coals and gowns … each couple, per ann. St. Peter's-hospital, 1618 Newington-Butts 22 fishmongers 3 s. each weekly, coals and gowns …
Calendar of State Papers Foreign: Elizabeth
… been great discord between the townsmen and the soldiers for their pay, not altogether appeased. The English at Lierre are in mutiny for want of money. It is thought the Emperor will prevail to … gone home to Naples and Sicily. He has taken up 8 or 9,000 butts of sack and hollock, and all the grain and corn that …
The Overseas Trade of London
… of the Staplers' Company of wool customed at London for shipment to Calais, Michaelmas 1480 – Michaelmas 1481 (extracted from accounts for all wool ports, P.R.O., L.T.R. Foreign Accounts, E … Earl Ryvers, Chief Butler of England, of the custom of 2s. for each tun of wine imported by alien merchants into London, …
Journal of the House of Lords
… in a great degree; having no Investment to provide for Europe, we could only resort to The East India Company for a Remittance in Bills. Then the Difficulty is created by … in India. What were the chief Articles consigned to you for Sale in China by your Constituents? The chief Articles …
Survey of London
… Melbourne House built by Sir William Chambers in 17714 for the first Lord Melbourne. Behind the mansion two ranges … in 18023 when the mansion was reconstructed internally for occupation in apartments. Melbourne House was built on … Clarges (who was later, with Guy, to be named as trustee for much of Pulteney's property in the latter's will). A …
Old and New London
… (more than 1,000) being defrayed out of a legacy, left for the purpose by one William Parker, a merchant tailor. It … Originally, like Temple Bar, it had an arch in the centre for general traffic, and, two posterns for pedestrians. Over the arch was a figure in high relief of …